How to use "Wet-in-wet" to add blush [Watercolor Anime Tutorial] скачать в хорошем качестве

How to use "Wet-in-wet" to add blush [Watercolor Anime Tutorial]

In this video I want to show you how to use the basic "wet-in-wet" technique to add blush to your anime character. I'll explain the technique, how to control the shape while keeping the soft edge, so the blush is in the right place with a soft look. I'll also show you how to add blush in a actual painting of Yor and share with you tips. If you're a beginner for watercolor painting, or having trouble controlling water when adding blush, I'm sure you'll find some useful information from this video. As usual, if you have any questions, let me know in the comment! Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:22 What is "wet-in-wet" technique in watercolor? 00:44 Demo of "wet-in-wet" technique 01:45 Why "wet-in-wet" is not controllable 02:04 How to control "wet-in-wet" to create a perfect blush in size and shape 02:29 My favorite colors for blush for anime characters 03:05 Tip: control the amount of water/paint on your brush for blush application 04:35 Tip: timing is the key. How wet/dry should the paper be? 05:00 Hard edge vs Soft edge and how they're created in wet-in-wet 05:50 Hard edge vs soft edge on anime face for blush area06 06:48 Tip: start painting from the top of the blush area 07:16 Adding blush on Yor 07:33 When to add blush; how to keep the painting clean 08:11 Tip: use India ink for line art to keep the painting clean 08:51 Use reference phot to locate the area for painting 10:05 Tip: use clean damp brush to fix messy edges 10:39 adding blush to the left cheek with a stronger color 11:00 apply a glazing layer if the blush is too light 12:08 when to fix the blush shape to make the two blush symmetrical 12:42 how to add "blush lines" 13:08 what color to use to add blush lines 14:00 ideal brush to use for adding blush lines